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Jockey Women's T-shirt

Published on Dec 22, 2015

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JOCKEY WOMEN'S T-SHIRT

By: Mara, Sophie, Alex, Regan
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WHERE?

Made in Columbia
Photo by Julián Ortega Martínez
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WHY COLUMBIA?

  • Cheap labor
  • Access to cotton farms
Photo by edgarpierce
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WHAT ABOUT INPUTS?

Mississippi Delta is the main input for Jockey.
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BRIC

  • China
  • Produces farming machinery
Photo by Agência Brasil
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LAND

  • Cotton = yarn
  • Yarn = sewing material
  • Sewing material = product
Photo by born1945
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LABOR

  • Male & female
  • Skilled, hard working
  • Low pay
Photo by anikarenina
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32 workers make 80 shirts per hour

Photo by Travel Aficionado
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LABOR

  • Hard workers
  • Long shifts
  • Efficient
Photo by Official U.S. Air Force
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CAPITAL

  • Transportation
  • Machines (i.e. Cotton picker)
  • Farmers
Photo by 401(K) 2013
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INPUTS VS MARKETS

Markets due to the bulk gaining final product.
Photo by D-Stanley
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Technology hasn't influenced the location of the industry, but has made it more efficient with more dependable machines.

Photo by Travis Brown
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The mode of transportation is ship. Jockey shirts are shipped from Cartagena, Columbia to the US to be put on the market for you to buy.

Photo by ShnapThat!
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In the future Jockey plans to move their industry because with Columbia's economy it is becoming more expensive to manufacture shirts there.

Photo by epSos.de

Regan Anderson